#COMPASS2.0 ANIMATION PROJECT – Episode 1
This gacha game adaptation is probably the weakest show this season has to offer.
This gacha game adaptation is probably the weakest show this season has to offer.
Its exploration of vigilantes has the chance to do something interesting, though the franchise is still pretty bad at writing women.
What sets this apart from My Hero Academia is that the series leans into exploring the commodification of heroes as a product rather than examining the deep implications of what it means to be a “hero.”
A boring story about an underground healer with a harem of women. But at least it knows slavery is bad!
Perhaps the series becomes more interesting later on, but Arthur’s story doesn’t really have that “hook factor.”
A promising shoujo fantasy that’s very interested in the impossible double-standards women are expected to adhere to.
Another mediocre fantasy show with a passive protagonist and fan service.
The Red Ranger goes into a mediocre isekai in order to save the world, but the show gets distracted by fan service.
It’s not hard to see how the manga became popular, but this adaptation doesn’t seem to be putting the best foot forward.
What could have been a fun adventure farm sims game is now a race to fight oppression, with a distracting bit of fan service on top.
Another mediocre fantasy story about an underdog protagonist who’ll eventually get strong and outshine everyone.
Another generic reincarnation story about a boy who quickly learns magic and enslaves the women around him.
Akira is summoned to another world by handsome wizards who need her help to save their world. Despite all the pretty boys, it’s terribly dull.
A boring, charmless love story between two teenagers whom are forced into an arranged marriage by their grandparents.
It’s mostly rote and unoffensive isekai stuff, with a couple of potential concerns for the future.
A refreshingly inventive take on a “demon lord” story, with a side of cyberpunk.
Packed to the gills with drama! betrayal! And a seriously questionable age-gap in the central romance!
Dives in deep on illness and suicide without feeling too bleak, and might just thread the needle if you’re down for some fishing.
Dragons are awesome! This show, starring a reincarnated dragon, makes paste look exciting.
Kinokoinu is an unexpectedly raw and hard-hitting depiction of grieving a pet.